Kongvene
Your mahjong circle,
organized.
Plan your recurring game night without the group-text chaos. Schedule games, see who’s in the moment they sign up, sort hosting and dues, and never scramble for a fourth again.
You’ll know the second your table fills up.
Built for mahjong circles, and just as happy running any “same four-ish people, most weeks” game night.
See who’s in, live
The dashboard updates the instant someone signs up or drops out — names, seats, and a running activity feed.
Get notified
A push notification when a player RSVPs, drops out, or answers a call for a fourth. Opt-in, no noise.
Need a Fourth
One tap pings the whole circle. Members say “I’m In,” you mark the seat covered.
Hosting & the set
Pick the host for each game night and track who’s bringing the set — the rotation pre-fills the suggestion.
Dues, in one place
See who owes what across every play day, with a one-tap hand-off to Venmo or Cash App.
Set up in a minute
A quick intro, share one invite code, and your circle is playing.
Six screens, one game night.
Kongvene 1.1
New: instant alerts when players sign up, a live “who’s in” dashboard, and a “Need a Fourth” broadcast that actually pings your circle.
Read the full release notes- •See who’s in, live — the dashboard updates the moment someone signs up.
- •Push notifications for sign-ups, drop-outs, hosting, and “Need a Fourth.”
- •“Need a Fourth” now broadcasts to the whole circle.
- •Track who’s bringing the set for each game night.
- •Host is chosen per game night, with your rotation as a suggestion.
- •Stay signed in, plus a quick intro for new members.
- •Dues consolidated into one screen; tidier play-day list.
Questions,
answered.
How do I invite someone?
Open your circle → Members → Share Invite Code. They enter the code when they sign up, then RSVP to any play day themselves.
Do I have to turn on notifications?
No. They’re opt-in and can be toggled any time in Settings.
Does Kongvene handle payments?
No. Dues are a shared record; you pay each other in Venmo or Cash App.
Is it only for mahjong?
It was built for mahjong circles, but anything that runs on the same four-ish people most weeks fits fine.